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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-14
hALslton Happenings.


1t becomes necessary, once in a great
while, to make decided kick, and the
occasion that has brought about the ne
cessity for a kick this time, is the ap-
pOintment of a justice of the peace to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
c. Is. Fay. We don't hear any one OBJ
jecting to the man appointed, but we
do hear OF some who are disposed to
question the prOpriety of one or two
persons taking the responsibility of say
ing who the people want TO ill their of
fees for them. 1t is more than proba-
bic that certain parties Will lose more
on the county ticket, by their scheming,
than they will gain in single appoint
ment like the one above. There is quite
number of people living in IIazelton
township, who do not 1--we in IIazelton
city, and yet they should have voice
in the Office business, even though they
be nothing but farmers. My opinion
is that farmers have as good judgment
in such matters as some of our leading
attorneys In the great southwest, and
If l am not mistaken, they will haye
their say on election day. j. A. Nc
Phee, one Of the delegates from Hazel
ton, TO the republican convention, is
not voter in Barber county. Wonder
how the defeated candidates like that
kind of medicine The Hazelton
Tribune printing press and outfit was
attached last Wednesday for rent bill.
There will probably be a chance for
some one to buy a cheap outfit soon. e.
Friday evening word was brought to
HaZelton that one of the children of
Mr.. heterogeneous was lost on the prai-
rie. 1t was but a short time till TWEEN
ty-tive or thirty men and boys, with
lanterns, were on their way to hunt the
lost child. The little fellow was found
about mile from home, wandering
around in the grass and tall weeds. 1t
Is needless to say the mother was hap
py to find her lost boy. Rev. Burton
has been OH the sick list fox few days.
1.-Two children of W. r. Branins are
laid up with fever. Leroy Smith is
still very low. His mother is also very
low with fever. They are perfectly
helpless, financially, and are dependent
entirely on charity for food, medicine
and help. We hear that our Hazelton
man, L. +. Peck, has the nomination
for treasurer. Wonder when we will
hear of his election. Five or six men
can sometimes capture a convention,
but it takes seven or eight hundred to
DO the electing. lie can't count much
on the old soldier vote. The farmer
voters won't like what he said to Mr..
Murray, when he was at Hazelton with
Tom Fades. The job isn't half finished
yet. There are nearly two months, ter
rible long months at that, before the
voting can be done. Ample time for
CITIZEN.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

In the District Court of Barber County. State
of Kansas.
The Badger Lumber Company, plaintiff,
versus
James Boutwell, and Sarah A. Boutwell,. de-
Notice of sherifrs Sale of Real Estate under
Judgment of foreclosure of a mortrare
NOTICE is hereby given that nursusrt 80 ~,
~ order of sale, to me directed issued ON, @ ~
lne district Court of Barber county Ksnsss
n Tue ABOVE entitled action, l, Charlee n
Neison' sheriff OF said county, will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
a. D.' 1888, at O'Clock p. IN. of said day. nj the
tTont door OF the courthouse, in the city of
Medicine Lodge, Barber county, state of Kan
sas; oner ior sale, at public auction, to the
nighest oidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in Isarhcr
county, Kansas, to-wit: wa
Lots numbers fourteen, sixteen. eiphteen
ana twenty IA, 16, Is 20D ON Central Avenue.
Ave t anu iots numbers twenty-three, twenty
uilry-Inree thirty-hve, thirty-seven, thirty.
nine ana fOrty-one III, %, %, 20 33 "A AZ n
%, anu 4l,l on Stolp Avenue west all in Hart.
zen addit1on to the city of Medicine Lodge.
des. snne peing taken as the property of said
1eIendant, James Boutwell,, and will be offered
.or SAFE as aforesaid, without appraisement.
10 satlsIy the Judgment heretofore on Februa.
~ "a, 1881, rendered in the above entitled ac-
uon, In favor of said plaintiff and against said
Defendants for the sum of One Hundred nd
Twenty-Five Dollars and FortysCents' 1Sias Any
rsn interest thereon from September lin
1000, ut the rate OF IL per cent. per annum 10.
Eetner with the costs of said action. taxed ar
SSne1 Dolars and Sixty Cents $3.50, together
Given under my hand, at Medicine Iodoe
hansas' this 5Oth day of August, 1887
20 20 CHARLES ID. NELSON
10 Sheriff of Barber county, Kansas.
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Several years ago Marsh T.. Polk rob-
bed the state treasury of tennessee of
several hundred thousand dollars while
serving as state treasurer. lie fed but
was subsequently arrested and return.
ed TO Nashville. In due time he was re-
ported To have sickened and died. Ills
body was shipped from Nashville TO
Boliver, Tenn. where ii was deposited
I'm the ground. Now comes the news
that one Gamble, n prominent citizen
of Admission, Ala, has just returned
home from AN extended visit In the
City OF Mexico, and while there he met
Polk on the street and talked with him.
lie made further investigation and
found him I'm business In that city.
The affair has created no little excite
ment In the state Of Tenn. Gamble
was well acquainted with Polk while
he was treasurer.
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4 CRESSET CROAK

The democrats have nominated n
TICKET out OF as good timber as they had
IN Medicine Lodge and Kiowa and they
VIII use their usual tactics in endeav-
0ring To elect a couple of officials.
Ihey' rs the whisky party, with whis-
KY leaders, except TO draw from the
prohlDitlon party, because democrat
pr0hlbitlOniSt or two vouch for the
tlcket; they expect to get the anti.pro-
hlbltlon vote because the democratic
party has an established reputation
Which we are willing they should keep
Iol being the party of free whisky:
they surely should get the horse thI.f
vote. though we do not believe the hid
Was made Intentionally"
The above was published in the Med
icine Lodge Cresset of September
1857. We care nothing about what
that paper may say of the democratic
party being the party of whisky. for
our ticket will bear comparison with
the ticket nominated last SATURDAY..
out we can't understand why the dem
Ocratic ticket should get the horse thief
vote. An examination of the records
viii show that Sheriff Nelson, a dem
ocrat, and his deputies, have captured
within the past Is months more horse
thieves than the republican sheriffs of
barber county arrested during the pre-
ceeding ten years, and the Cresset will
not deny this. But If this matter of
prosecuting and convicting criminals
Is one that should be brought up, we
are willing to take a hand and show
beyond the shadow of n doubt that the
republican officials of Barber county
have wholly neglected 10 enforce the
law, not only in the matter of horse
thieving, but in cattle killing, cattle
stealing, felonious assaults, assasina-
ton, forfeited recognizances, school
land sales, erroneous delinquent lists.
negligence in making official reports.
and last and least, i'm permitting open
saloons long after the constitutional
amendment was adopted making the
sale of liquor q misdemeanor.
If the Cresset claims that the party
has nominated only prOhibitionists and
those in strict sympathy with the en-
forcement of the prhlbitory law, we
will ask that paper, what about Whit
akerY and SextOnY and Shelley? and
Peck?
Then If it still insists that the demo-
cratic nominees are whiskeyites or
even Incorporate, We will ask for a
careful scrutiny of the private charac-
tiers of Hall, Stevens. Allen, ADer, and
Warner.
Ii II still insists. why was the repub-
hcan convention afraid to have even one
word about prohibition in its platform
last weekY
We are not prohibitionIsts and we
would be glad to see the present prohi-
bitory amendment voted out Of the con-
stitution, and high license and local
option clause substituted; and we be-
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sHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANsAs.l

STATE OF KANSAS,
HARPER COUNTY. 50
state of Kansas to the Sheriff of Barber County
In the District Court of Harper county. state
of Kansas.
e. H. Southwick, plaintiff,
versus
H. Is. Southwck, ct al, defendants
BY VIRTUE of three executions. issued ont
OF the District Court of Harper county
KANSAS, dated August 26th, 1887 to me direct
ca, III the above entitled cause, i, Charles ID
Nelson, sheriff of Barber county, will on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1887.
ut clock p: m. of said day. at the front door
OF the courthouse, In the city of Medicfno
Lougc, Barber county, state of Kansas. offer
Ior SAFE, at public auction. to the highest hid
DER, Tor cash in hand, all the right title and in
terest whatsoever OF the said defendants II
Is Southwick and Flora Southwick. i'm and
10 inc following described lands and tene-
The north half of the northeast quarter NJ
scctlon seventeen 40, township thirty.two f321
OF range ten tl0 west, all in BARBER COUNTY
Kansas, levied upon as the property of thc
above named defendants and appfaised ar
twelve hundred dollars t$IaOmD ~
Given Under my hand this, 9th dny of Sen
temb.r, 1887. ~
CIIAS. d. NELSON
10 Sheriff of Barber county. Kama
10y Geo. w. STEVENS, Deputy.
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Ambrose Allen. the democratic can
didate for county clerk, is hard work.
ing young man, one who has never be-
fore asked for an Office in Barber coun-
~, and who Is in every way deserving.
lie rs fully competent to iii the posi-
tion aud we have yet to hear Of one val
id reason why he should not he elected
One Of his opponents is n poetical
dreamer, with an aversion To work.
while the other has had n steady pull
at HE public teat for live or six years.
The people can take their choice.
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Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Sept. 10, furnished
by SHANNON & SHANNON, abstracters
and cOnveyancers
I NJ Allen to Chas Allen 16O a
near Elm Mills. ............ $1,000
l. Rock to J NJ Lahey 80 a near
Elm Mills. ......... SEQ
j BOOds to J a Frume so acres
near hloNa. Observation-Disclosures. 400
u Il Hardtner to s ii Olive 1859 a
near llardtner ......... 25l7
Jas Pond to a b Purdy so acres
near DdCDeT. Observation-Disclosures. 500
L. l.. Brand to f. Sample l6O a
near Hardner. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Barrett Bussert to Euginie l..
Brand 100 a near IIardtner. 800
q. Morris to p. Motif 100 a near
oeAtOu '''... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
E. Hamilton TO G. l.. Hammock
l6Oa near Lake City. 1000
+ Ayers to r ii Estill $50 acres
mar Aetha. ............... 1900
ID Macarthur to III V Sturgeon 100
near MumfOrd. ........ 1000
n w Poe to III Eastman l6O n
near iiaZelLOn.. ........ 2lOO
Geo Shannon to ii Hatfield leO a
near MumfUrd. ..... oOOO
Jas Flowers to j I Johnson I6O
near Hazelton. .............. $500
j Porter to VIM Eastman l6O a
near Mumford. . aoOo
b l. Bear to . Il Haskell $50 n
near liaZeltOn. ......... 900
Chas Richardson to A X Smith
$40 acres near Kiowa. 400
VIM Smith to Chas richardson
oOO near kiowa. ...... 45OO
j w McNeal to &C McCarty 1eO
near Elm Mills. eio
Jas Boutwell, to A Schmidt 100 a
near Elm Mills. ........ ION
E Byrd to Jas Byrd 10 a near
DOoIhau' ................. 100
A NJ Horner to E r Mckee $50 a
near sun CITY. ..-..... oOOO
c ii Bosley to NJ L Ballard lets1o
blk 1S2 KiOwa. coo
Klowa L Co to T p Wilson lot
Dlh 10 NOVA ...-..... 40
Kiowa L Co to L p Wilson lots 7
SO III Il los Kiowa eOo
Kiowa L. Co to T p Wilson hJx
"A hiOWa.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e.
w lIardwick to j b Catteu
AONo - YIN ~ NOVA. lCfl0
j L Lawrence to I Hickman
lots IS blk II Kiowa. . S5O
F r Randall to z Redington lot
DIX 55 kiowa. 49,. rs
j A Frame to G A Baker lot >
blk no Kiowa. ....... *
Kiowa I. Co to " c Clark blk I22
hiOhd. ................. .. 360
j G Hazelton to s Rinear lot
blk IS Hazelton.
l. G. Peck to S Rinear lot 8 blk
60 lot % blk rs Hozelton. 9
ID Phelps to 5 Reniar lot 10 blk
So Ha1elton............... 900
l. l. Clawson to J S Garrison lot
Q blk 50 Hazelton. 300
r Lake to r G Rhodes lots 7s9
10 10 blk 20 Lake City. ......... Io5O
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sHxRIFrs sALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
BARBER COUNTY. So.
In the District Court of Barber County. State
of Kansas,
Della Greno, plaintiff,
versus
Theodore ID. Greno. defendant.
QY virtue of an alias order of sale. tn mo A.
y rected, Issued out of the Distr ct O. urt OF
barber county, Kansas, In tho above entitled
action, |, Charles ID. Nelson, sheriff of said
county, will, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18th.
A p, 1887, at O'Clock, p. IN. of said day. at
the front door of the courthouse, In the CITY of
Meoicine Lodge, Barber county, Plate OF Kan.
s sa oner Tor sale, at public auction, to the
5lgnest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
uc sSs real estate. to-wit:
=, Tue northwest quarter of section seventeeff
W. Uwnsnip thirty-four ia, range fourteen
~, HI IN Barber county, and state of Kansas
ievleu upon as the property of the said de-
Isnuant theodore ID. Greno, and appraised at
rour hundred and Eighty-Four Dollars $3.50
s anu taken TO satisfy a Judgment OF said Dlain
LII against said defendant for the sum Of Ono
Thousand One Hundred and Forty-Two mol
lars Isl 142l; and the further sum OF Fortv1Sir
Donars ana rive Cents t$4B.05 as costs of suit.
together with the costs of this sale ~ SUM-
Glven under my hand this, I'D day NJ An
gust, 1887. Va 0u-
- CHARLES d. NELSON.
100 Sherin OF Barber county, Kansaa
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS ..
BARRIER COUNTY eS'
m tho n;ct-;ot

STATE OF KANSAS I
BARRIER COUNTY. S.
In the District Court of said county.
Eliza Lease. Plaintiff,
versus
Robert A. Lease Defendant.
THE above named defendant Robert A. Lease
L Will take notice that on the gath day of
August, 1887, the above named plaintiff Eliza
Lease filed petition against YOU in the District
Court OF Barber county, Kansas the object
ana prayer of which is to obtain divorce from
you on the grounds ID that you have wlllfulIy
abandoned plaintiff for more than one wear
last past; t2l that you have willfully and gross
~ neglected your duties a. a husband and ~
of extreme cruelty to plaintiff without Just or
reasonable cause.
or before the 9th day of October, 1887. or
the averments and allegations in said petition
VIII lie taken as true, and Judgment will he
rendered in accordance Herewith
Dated this Gath day of August 1887
PRANK HOLMES
Clerk Of District Court of Barber county. Kan
CUNNINGHAM Bros, Attorneys for Pt'f. Is
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PUBLICATION NOTICE

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF BARBER. -
In the District Court of Barber county Estate
arkansas.
w. A. Hoyt, plaintiff,
versus
A. j. Brown, defendant.
no the said A. J. Brown: You arc berobv
i notified that you have been sued i'm rho,
ABOVE named court in q civil action, and that
an attuchment has been issued I'm said f.anso {
ana the following described property has been
attached, to-wit: Lot number six (el, block
nnmDcr sixteen u6. i'm Henton's addition to
ter OF section thirty-one I'D, township thirty
two (3Sl, range ten (l0l; taken as the property
Of SAID defendant, A. j. Brown; and unless you
plaintiif, on or before tho 18th day of October.
1857, the same will be taken as true and tho
prayer therein will be granted.
=, FRANK HOLMES,
~ Clerk Of the District Court.
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The republican situation in this coun-
~ is about this: One-half of the dele
gates tothe nominating convention have
the right aud power to repeal and set
aside the resolutions of the entire body,
OF that half Of the delegates have usurp
ed authority. IL they have authority SO
to act. then the republican convention
put forth no platform. Which horn of
the dilemma will they acceptP
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-14

Senator Ingalls, on woman suffrage:
Social and political institutions are a
growth and development to meet the
requirements of some antecedent and
preexisting aspirations of the human
soul. Whenever woman wants the bal
lot and society needs her enfranchise-
ment, then the sixteenth amendment
will be adopted. Till then they labor
in vain that build it. There is no legis-
lation that can annul the ordinances OF
nature, or abrogate the statutes of the
Almighty"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-14

j. Z. Hall, present register of deeds
is meeting with unexpected and graft
flying assurances Of his election every
day. His strongest supporters and
most devoted admirers are those who
know him best as a citizen, neighbor,
and a public officer. In Office he has
been obliging and painstaking, and
when any opposition is heard to him it
can invariably be traced to the jealousy
or envy of some man who could
not have discharged the duties of the
Office, or some one who is known as a
chronic kicker in every canvas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-14

Kansas City Times: THE sad intel
Hgence of the shooting scrape in King
man county, Kansas, merely goes to
prove That man cannot successfully
combine drug store and billiard hall.
y man who operates drug store in
Kansas ought to be too busy to fool
round u billiard hall"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-14

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
ana thnt said proof will be made before the
e tY Co., OF the district court Of Barber coun-
e. S, naIsasi az MEDICINE Lodge, Kansas, ON
Mo. Ito, Tor the sw NV of sec 20twp
ne names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuit,,.
of said land, viz: '"'ion
william Crayne, Jordan Ash, of Medicine
~ Ro,; hGns' arthur HUNT, Henry Gronemire,
10 Il w. X. BRowNLEE, Register.
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GOLD-SAVING PROCESS.
Mining In q Colorado Mountain Stream
With Discarded Hides.

With Discarded Hides.
For several months Peter Horndyke, a
wellknown gold-miner of the San Juan
country, has been coming to Durango on
weekly visits, buying each time all the
beef hides he could find. As he took the
hides mountainward, many wondered to
what purpose they were being put. A
Durango (Col.) Herald reporter met Mr..
Horndyke and bluntly asked him what he
was doing with so many hides.
swell, now that 1 have proven my
theory correct. l have no objection to
telling your readers of my doings.
"You see all gold-hunters know that
much gold known as 'hoat'is washed away
continuously. To catch this by any
means has already proven impossible, al
though tried by many different methods
from the trial of sluices and running
streams. Last spring 1 luckily thought of
a method which is rapidly making me a
rick man."
"How do you do it!" was impatiently
asked.
"Why, with hides. It's the simplest
hing you ever saw. The Animas river
tributaries come from the best gold-bear-
ng sections of the country. This being
the case, much fine or flower gold must
pass down the stream. Up above / ar
ranged my plans by selecting a point
where the river cuts directly to the bank;
here placed a hide on stakes, allowing
the water to skim over it; the hair being
placed up stream, of course it caught up
all the float of all kinds. After leaving
the hide in this position for a week took
it out and examined it thoroughly, but
could discover no trace of gold. Being de-
termined to give my experiment Q
thorough test, l cut up several pieces and
burned them in an old pan; in panning the
Nshes was rewarded with over two dol
lars in gold. Since that time 1 have de-
voted my time to getting every hide could
buy, and now have fifty in place at vari-
Gus points. On my elean-ups, which
make on each hide at the end of two weeks.
realize from sixty to ninety dollars in
pure gold, which l secure by retorting the
ashes Of the hides"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-14

The Kansas penitentiary cost the
state Sl2 OOO over and above its re-
ceipts, for the month of August. Du-
ring the Click administration the peni-
Tertiary WAS ALWAYS self-suu ,orting.
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Land onice at Larned, Kans Sent. 10 1857

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof In support of his claim
clerk OF the district court of Barber county.
Kansas, at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on Octo.
Der ~, 1887, viz: Joshua c. Miller o. ID. s.
Sc sec 8, In twp 80 south, range Is west.
he names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultfya-
ton of said land, viz
Robert Tannehill, w A Clinkscale, s z Mott.
Z II Blackford, all of Deerhead, Kansas.
10 II w. X. BRowNLEE, Register
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lieve that to-day the democratic party
in the county is doing more for real tenn
perance than its republican opponents.
The election returns in November
will show in which Of the two parties
the people have confidence.
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MAYOR Hackney, of Winfield, has re-
signed because he did not receive the
support of the best men of the city. lie
politely told them to 90 to hades, and
he would go back to his own business.
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Land Office at Larned, Kans., Aug. 81 1887.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof I'm support of his claim,
clerk of the district court OF Barber county,
Kansas, at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on Oc-
tober ~. 1887. viz: Ebert s. Kenney, o. ID. &.
No. 1852, for the lot 3, and u NV 4 sec g,
twp "a, range H.
He names the following witnesses TO provo
of said land, viz.
w w Chambers. Nick Lorensen, w Dean,
Frank Dean, A c Seward. j Viner, Abe Shklar.
all OF Sexton postOffice, Barber county, Kans.
Is 20 w. X. BRowNLEE, Register.
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c Land once at Wichita, kans.. Sept. s. 1857

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
probate Judge of Barber county, at Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, on October q. 1887 viz: Pas
col Hubbard, o. ID. s. No. 3G593 for the LOT /
sec Z, twp 30 south, range 10 west, Wichita dis
trict; u ne sec IL. twp 30 south, range IL
west, Larned district
He names the following Witnesses tn provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Griffin, A F Tweedy. A Blake, FL Kce.
fer, all of Bross, Kansas.
10 81 FRANK DALE Repfsfey
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TRANsFER LIME

J. H. Gano is the manager of the South
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
ana freight, Delivers freight and express in
any part OF the city Leave orders at the
once OF &C Taiiaferro, or at the bus barn on
Kansas avenue, west.
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loO acres, all tillable; 4 miles from Hazelton:
s0acres broke; house, barn. fences, well, els
term loo fruit trees; near a school house; good
land viii sell cheap. or trade for Missouri
Farm property. Address ]. h. B., INDEX once,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Istt
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Hamilton, charged With completely in
the Wyandotte train wreck, IN 1886, was
acquitted by jury this week. The gen.
eral public has its opinion still.
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To Trade For Carte

4Se acres OF the best land in Barber county;
wen improved; adjoining Sharon, Barber coun-
y, TO trade for Cattle. For particulars, inquire
OF WN. GARRISON,
iOoA Sharon. Kansas